Top 10 Songs...
TTBBSolfa
- A Gilbert and Sullivan Fantasy (solfa edition, piano not shown)
- Amen
A riotous arrangement! - Beatles for Choirs
Three songs from the writers who shaped a generation - Ob-la-di Ob-la-da, And I Love Her and Penny Lane.Can be accompanied by piano or guitar (or both!) - Bohemian Rhapsody Solfa (male voice only)
- Bridge Over Troubled Water
Paul Simon's best song? A matter of opinion, but it's one of his best! - Bring Back the Beguine
Inspired by the great age of swing, this is a new swing song, but you'll recognise the references! - Cavatina (She Was Beautiful)
From "The Deer Hunter" (Some may also remember the BBC television programme "Take Hart") for choir and piano. - Deck the Hall
A joyous arrangement with a Gershwin-style middle verse! - Easter Hymn
from Mascagni's Cavalleria Rusticana - Evening Star
A nostalgic song about the last steam engine to be built in Britain - For Your Eyes Only
Title song from the James Bod film, for choir and piano. - Hush, Hush, Jesus is Sleeping
A new setting of a well known traditional German carol with new English words. - Infant Holy
Traditional words, new music - Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair
Stephen Foster at his best. It's hard to believe that this song was written in the century before last! The mixed voice version is available in The Memory of All That Book 1. - Joy to the World
Great fun, with hints of Handel, Tchaikovsky, Strauss, Beethoven and Vivaldi! - Kings of Swing - solfa (male voice only)
- Nowell for the Merrie Citie
The opening carol from the cantata "The Sun in Splendour", which tells the story of the crucial period of the Wars of the Roses from Christmas 1460 to Easter 1461 - Paint Your Wagon - Solfa
Hand Me Down that Can o' Beans and There's a Coach Comin' In - Perhaps Love
John Denver's song which he recorded with Placido Domingo - Portrait of My Love
Cyril Ordanel's music, a big hit for Matt Monro - Quem Pastores
With new English words as well as the original Latin - Scarborough Fair
Continuing the Vaughan Williams style of folk setting - Softly As I Leave You
A haunting oboe solo is the definitive feature of Alan's best-known arrangement - When a Child is Born
For any time of year, but especially Christmas - You Raise Me Up
A beautiful song, made famous by the likes of Westlife and Josh Groban
Joy to the World
Joy to the World
Great fun, with hints of Handel, Tchaikovsky, Strauss, Beethoven and Vivaldi!
Composer: trad
Arranged by: Alan Simmons
| Price: | £1.60 | ||||
| Score: | SATB | SAB | SSA | TTBB | TTBB Solfa |
| Code: | MIX018 | FEM028 | MAL061 | MAL061S | |
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